The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-11
REvENGEl REvENGEl
woRKMEN, TO ARMS

Men Of labor, this afternoon the bloodhounds
of your oppressors murdered SIX OF your broth
ers OF McCormicks. Why did they murder
tb,mY Because they desired TO be dissatisfied
with the lot 10 which your oppreSsors have as
signed TO them. They demanded bread ana
they gave them lead for an answer mindful of
the fact that thus people are most effectively
silenced You have for many, many years en-
dured every humiliation without protest, have
drIidged from early in the morning till late at
night: have suffered all sorts Of prvatlons, have
even sacrificed your children. You have done
everything TO I'll the Golfers of your masters
everything for them; and now, when you ap-
proach them and implore them to make your
burden little lighter. a reward for your sac
rifices they send their bloodhoundsthe police
at you in order to cure you, with bullets, OF
YOUR dissatisfaction. Slaves, we ask and con-
iure yoii by all that is sacred and dear to you,
avenge the atrocious murder which has been
corpmitfe ed on your brothers to-day, and which
will likely be committed upon you tomorrow.
Iaboring men, Hercules, you have arrived at
the crossway. Which way will you decide! For
slavery and hunger or for freedom and bread?
III Won decide for the latter, then do not delay
moment; then, people, TO arms This must be
your motto. Think the heroes whose blood
has fortified the road to progress, liberty and
humanity, and strive to become worthy OF
them. YOUR BROTHERS.
Neebe and other notables Of the /. A. A.
took horses, and in person scattered the cir
cular broadcast, not falling TO leave copies
with the rank and file of the International
EARNED sections" gathering in Greifs Hail.
81 West Lake street. That the circular
gave the impulse TO the action Of the armed
Sections at this Monday night meeting, and
inspired the adoption Of
THE PLAN OF BoMB-THRowING
agreed upon, is apparent from the fact that
its contents were first fully discussed. Then
the complete detailed plan Of the particular
method of inaugurating the wholesale muir
der for which they originally organized was
formally considered and adopted, the time
for the slaughter being left for the Arbetter
| Zeifun0 TO designate by publishing the
signal word ''I1ihe" (peacel This latter
| feature was the work Of Adolph Fischer,
who had come to the meeting straight
| from the Arbeitef Zeitttng, where he had
been assisting Spies and Schwab. That
Fischer was carrying out the plans OF his
superiors appears more clearly from the
| circumstances that it was he who
MANGuvRED THE EARNED SECTIONS
out of their idea of holding the Hay
market meeting in the morning instead Of
at night, as Spies and the other leaders had
decided.
A darker picture is not 20 be found in his
tory than this spectacle Of four-score muir
! derolls conspiratoIs in the wretched saloon,
| basement. remorseessly plotting the mas
! sacre that occurred not q hundred yards
/ distant, before another midnight passed.
| Rudolph Schnaubelt, the tbrower of
| the Haymarket bomb, was among the
eighty or more assassins who composed this
horrible meeting. Though adjournment
did not come till long after II il was not
z o'clock next morning, Tuesday, when
Louis Lingg, member OF this identical
EARNED section opened the chest OF dyna-
| mite that had lain untouched in his lodgings
! since four days before. Under his expert
! directions, six of the men who attended the
murder meeting Of the previous night
| quickly set to work then and there filling
globular shells with dynamite.
/ Early as was the hour, Fischer was also
1 at work getting out the handbills calling
the Haymarl5et mass meeting The hand
bills. last words were: 'Worl1ingrnen
arm yourselves and appear In full forcer